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The GET: A Generative AI Primer for CEOs.
June 2, 2023
Curious, confused, or concerned about generative AI? Listen to the latest episode of The GET with Tom Friedman, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for The New York Times, and Sam Palmisano, Chairman of the Center for Global Enterprise, and former Chairman of IBM, for a discussion about what will change in a world where generative AI technology […]
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Aligning Corporate & National Competitiveness Goals
May 8, 2023
S. Palmisano, M. Brown, and C. Caine lead discussion at ITIF Industrial Strategy Conference
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CRI releases Cyber Insurance FAQs for small business
April 24, 2023
Cyber Insurance FAQs for Small and Medium Business For small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), evaluating cyber insurance needs can be a process fraught with plenty of questions but few answers that address the specific needs of their company. Many underwriters and insurers do not have proper visibility into the realities of running a small business, nor […]
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Episode 14: Three Global Factors Requiring CEOs to Adjust Their Supply Chains Now
March 13, 2023
Episode 14: Three Global Factors Requiring CEOs to Adjust Their Supply Chains Now The world is at an inflection point over growing questions, and in some cases resistance, to globalization and economic interdependence. We see three factors that are having a defining impact: the rise in “deglobalization,” the rise in protectionism, and a commitment to […]
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The GET Episode 13: The Changes in U.S.-China Relations Shaping CEO Decisions
February 13, 2023
Both the United States and China have recently announced policies that will affect each other and more broadly the global economy. The two largest economies in the world will shape the nature of business over the next thirty years in more pronounced ways than they have over the last thirty years of what has been […]
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